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The will of the pooplo must always be
admitted to probate, -
Thor Businoss Booming.

Probably no zone thing has caused such a
general revival of trade at Logan 4 Co.'s
drug store ss their giving away 10 their Gus.
toners Of so many free trial bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
THOR trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that It
always cures and never disappoints,
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buyirg by
getting q trial bottle FREQ, largo si7s' ST.
Every bottle warranted. Il
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C~rNcrNsATI. O.. Nor. Is Hogs easy; common
md light s. Saai o.: packing and butchers II Ss.
s Is; receipts $50 head shipments 900 head. -.
UHIcAeo. Nor. oi.-1hc D-ose's Journal renoyt,.
Cstsle-Receip % 0o head shipments not reoort.
cd: market steady: shipping steen S! 7Oas 90:
and feeders 81 Goa! 49, COWS, bulls and
mixed 81 Ooa2 rs: Texas cattle 81 S5as %: Tesiinru
rangers S 0o,S,b5. Iogs-Reccipa Is co head.
shipments 5000 head: market stronger. cio.inv
weak; mixed 81 6sa5 10; heavy sS5,5 so: uShi
5000 head; shipments 200 head; market steady
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Relieved Of Kidney Trouble.

RossISI HOUSE, TORONTO, ONTARIO,
Dec. o, 1885, I
! have boon troubled with q back. ache
10. eomo time pact, aud great difficulty In
passing urine. Three weeks ago | applied
an ALLcocK's Porous PLASTER, and have
done 60 oyery five days aince. Almost
immediately l had partial relief, and now
| am entirely free from pain-wster pasp.
ing freely and perfectly clear, without
burning: l owe my great relief to ALL.
COCKS Porous PLAsTEIs and heartily
recommend them in any case Of kidney
trouble. s. ]. CRoNIN;
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CAN'r SLEEP Nights il the complaint Of
thousands suffering from Anthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Ackez's English Remedy? It ia the best
preparation known Tor Ill Lung Troubles,
sold on q p~osit;ve guarantee ct lOc., l5c,
Logan 4 Co., O. R. Gcc.ze, Chas. Menke-
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, |
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SAVED HIS LEG |.
SCR0FULA
oY Il
B0BIE CURED !


LtrHoS,A, Gn., August II. 1851
THk SwlrT SrEcific Co., Atlnnth, Ga.
0cnilcnIcn-i, hAyc been AFFLICTED with
child, tho disease undoubtedly being hero.
dltnry, ms my mother EuiIcrcl from scroful.
Gus synlptoniA.. An | advanced 10 manhood
my aniletiOn Increased until tho malnty
bccailo hhFrnSsinE and painful. beyond tho
p0wrr Of words to ilrEcrilr. Ay right leg
part lcularly became frntfnily invOlycd, tho
lett leg being less painfully affected. Finally,
about fourteen years aR0. tho ulcers on my
right leg had eaten through tho f!c,h Into
tho h,uc. In order 10 Nnv0 my llf1 tho doc,
tors determined TO ninpututc my leg below
thu knee. TIM operation was sucrcNsfnIly
performed by DR.. II. v. N. Mlller, OF Atlanta,
md pr. W: P. Bond. OF LLthonla. But tho
loss OF my leg Eeyc ins only Temporary 70.
lief. The POISON WAS stlli III my gystcm and
soon began TO show itself HgaIi1. In @ short
tine SS,Sf large slsS,S HlIp"nrS,t on ny lSts
Frequently Willis nt work could bn truckcd
by tho blood which 0pzcl FROM tho hugo
Glccn, and tho sores md rottrnInY hDlcs
weroEo Offensive TINT my fellow.wUrkmon
could not stand the stencil end would move
away from mt.
Last winter | was persuaded 10 try s. s. s.
A. q last effort / consented 10 do 10, and
about seven mouths ngp | brEan taking tho
Specific. soon began 10 feel the good effects
OF the medicine. the Offensive running began
10 grow less and less md finally ceased. tho
ulcers healed, my ilrall became nrn and
bUiIl' Huu W way, Wtcr uiIntS tWVilty'Ono
bottles, ! Eni rs halo and stout d man OF my
ngn M there IA 10 Georgia. tnnl seventy ,onn
years old, hut ferl now younger aud stronger
than | did when | wCI twenty-five. ] weigh
about 10 pounds, Nothing Il to 10 seen OF
The terrible disease, or to mini me OF tho
tortutni suffered for 30 many years, except
tho starR OF tho perfectly healed ulcers.
Iw2nt Tho world to know OF tho almost
miraculous cn.o erected OIL tle by s. 3. g.,
and lrali upon those who wish 10 know tho
particulars directly from me 10 write, and |
VIII consider 1t a pleasure IA well rs n duty
to HnSwrr IArlr letters. | refer to Dr. ", Il,
Bond, or L.itlionin, IA 10 the tr.t,, OF my
tiatEE1egii Very gratefully EoMrI.
u. DIiKG.
~rrtatlsa on Hood ani Skin DlscaScs mailed
free. THE SWIFT SrErirLc Col
Drawer Z. Atlanta. On.
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Prohibition Progressing backward.

1hore 10 much talk on the part of per.
sons with feeble memories, or who possess
limited Information, in regard to the pro,
diglons etrldes which the causs OF pyohi.
bition ia making In this country, The
fact Is that prohibition waa far stronger
thirty years ago than 1t Ia now, and was
In practical operation In more States then
than nnw.
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Petroleum,

on CRY, Pa. Nov. ?a,-oprncl a. nNc; owest
~; highest 3assc: closed at 741Sc:. sales llS.OCo
4s9 barrels. $500
NEw YORK. Nov. g -Petroleum was dull and
steady: opened at ,7i3zc: highc t 74Ac; lowest 7,Nc:
closed at 4nc; sales lS9 90 barrels.
BRApFoap, Pa, Nov. 26.-Opeued at741<c: closed
o. 4 higheat 74Ac; lowest 74}<c; clearaLces
Tr7ugvuI1, Pa, Nov. o6.-Opened at 74szo. hioh.
est 74sSc; lowest 7l11llc; cloaoi st NEc,
PrrTsIusaH, Pa, Nov. Co. Opened at .ls<c.
highest 7AAc; lowest74hc: closed At 7Ihc.
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rnUsTEE,s SALE.
T,RUsTEE's SALE :,


Nv virtno OF a deed OF trust made 10 ne by VIII.
tan, iculife and A.. y. Bsullke, his wife, dated
February IL, 1885, and recorded In the oflce Of tho
riefE al the County Court OF Ohio county. West
VIRGINS, In Deed Of Trust Book No. n, folio 70. ]
shall veil 81 public auction on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1887
commencing At 10 O'clock A. ~. at tho front door
nj mo rourt Housc OF said county. IN tho city Of
Wheeling. tho following described property In that
rari ri the city OF Wheeling known Is Wheeling
fTnpd, that II 10 say: Beginning al a point In ihe
vest lima Of tonth Wabash street at N0 feet north
nj The moth limo OF Delaware street: thence north
Nth he Inc OF SUut' Wabash street 20 thence
wit and parallel with tho line OF Delaware street
ig5 feet: tSeucc South and parallel with the line Of
s0uih wafash street % feet: thonce east and par.
Allel with tho lincOi Delaware street US feet 10 the
place Of beginning ag t
'TENys OF sLLK Ono third, or as much moro "a
the purchaser may elect, cOh III hand on tho day
OF .alU, and any residue In two equal installmenS,
nayADle In ono nd two years from tho day Of sale,
Win interest from that day, tho purchaser to give
his notes for tho deferred installnenis. aud 10 no
euro the MMe by decd Of trust upnn tho property,
and insntAuca policies upon tbs buildings 10 tho
IatIslN,lnn OF tho trustee.
Title believed good, but selling az trustee ! shall
convey only such title as IN vesto 10 me.
pOp FRANK JOHNSON. Trustee.
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Do Tou fec! dull. languid, ~low-spiritcd. life
less. and lndcecribably miserable. both pllysi.
cally and mentally; experience n sclise' Of
fullncss or bl0ntlng after eating, or or gone
ness" or emptiness OF stomach In tho inorn-
Ing, tongue coated. bitter Or bud tnstc IN
mouth, irregular appetite. dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred cycsight," floating speclis"
before the eyes, nervous prostitution or cx-
haustion, irrltability of temper, hot tlnshcs,
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
foot, drowsIness after meals, wnkertlncss, &C
disturbed and undressing slccp, constant,
indescrlbable feeling Of dread, Or Of impend-
Ing calamity?
II you have all, or any considerable number
OF these symptoms, you arc suffering from
TINT most common Of American maladlcs-
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho more
complicated your disease has become, the
greater tho Number and diversity Of synp-
toms. No matter what stage 1t Inns reached,
DR.. F'icrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
will slbduc 1t, II taken according to dircc-
tons for q reasonable length Of time. II not
cured, complications multiply and C0nsliinp-
ton ofthc Lungs, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease,
Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
maladics are quito liable to set in md, sooner
or later. induce Il fatnl termination.
DR.. picrce's Golden Medical Dis.
cOvory acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
through tiut great blood purifying organ,
~cleanses the system of ill biood-talnts and I'm
p,lrities, from whatever cause arising. i Is
equally etlclclOus In netting upon the Kid
neys, and other cxcrctOry organs, cleansing,
strengthening, and healing their diseases. As
mn npIctiz!ilg, restorative tonic, It promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
this wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity in curing Fever and Aguc, Clill5 and
EGver, Dumb Aguc, and kindred diseases.
DR., picrco'J Golden Vtedicnl Dis
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DIrTSBURGH. CINCINNaT7 s. o.

pITTSRURGH, CINCINNATI G. ST,
4, LOUIE RAILWAY C~o.-panhsndlo Route
Under schedule In effect MAY %, 1857, trstns
leave wheeling, Central Standard time: For Stu.
oenVil!e and fithbur2h, ,6:s5 a. N 12:35 ?. n,
Q. m: and sos p. m. trains make direct connection
Tor Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chi.
c.8o,, Tho 1926 p. nj. train tnakea direct conueo
ton for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive at Wheeling. 6:l5 &. m. lois .. m,
2:<5 p. M. and 500 y. N ry2I
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aud strong; natives 81 76at 20; western az 0oss q,
Texans u 3oa8 30; lambs IS 4Qa5 Is,
Dry Gnodn,

NEw York. Nov. 26,-Thc cotton goods market
was quiet as tho result OF nominal Of no stocks.
nsllardyale, Washington, Woodbury., Prosperity.
,W,Ater Witch. Pioneer aud DAuutless 86inch
6leacaed ~shir,iugs and Atlantic AA, Derby q,
oriental and Mech.nics sG.lnch brown shcoiings
ADVANCED No. berkeley extra canbrlcs advanced
10 lac. The tone Of tho market was very strong.
Cotton.
0Nc. Auis
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 26.-Flour quiet but
firm. heat; options about 10 lower In sympathy
Win tho decline III other grain centres: rejected in
gram cepot s3Ee; No = red November s6aS6Mc:
December st22saS63fo: January S73l,sSc; Febryiary
S9114as9Lgc: Corn firm with good demand for SCOT
lois; new November yellow In grain dapot 4sISa
49Ic; No Syeliow IN grain depot sic: new No. >
liked IN grain depot tic; old do on track and
elevator 5ac; nothing doing in options. Oats, spot
IN fair demand and nc higher: 70. 3 white Ska
s0c: No 2 do SO: ungraded white 36aS7c; futures
quiet but steady; No 2 white November 365sa3G5Ic;
9Sa3Skc,
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Fashions for males dom! change much.
etllt there, is always q new wrinkle in vost
tails,
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A man in Boston Gala his wife Ann
Archy, because che 10 always blowing
him up. -
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COMMISSION Ks, snLns.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
oU.BLE RIAL Estate.
In tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Va:
MGgSrGt J. Kerr and husband
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V3kI0s -"
Tray. Pass. Agent, Wheeling.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Departure Of trains from wheeling. Schedule
IN effect Novcmb Der 70, lsS7- Eastern time:
EXPRESS for Chicago and tho Northwest, $50 a.
N. S:iop I, m. lo:O r. N. daily, and II lis pin daily.
E1p1ss for Cincinnati and St Louis, $50 a. m.
daily, II :l6 p. m. daily except Saturday.
Express ior Columbusand Cincinnati, ass C. n,
Su lday only. - 81 7
Exprcs, for Washington, n. c., Baltimore, phila.
deiphia and New York, $40 .. m and 6:l5 p. NJ.
Express trains arrive from chicago, GAO and $50
a: m. and 6:45 p. N. daily, and 5:oOa In. daily OK
Express trains arrive from St. Louis AID cincl,.
natl. 500 q. m and 6:I5 p m. daily. UT
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BALI.
more aad Washington, D. c., 1850 q. m. and 1855
Fer Columbus. 9:5aa. m. daily, aud 11:l5 y m.
Sunday. ' ~
T,Gins arrive from Columbus, $500 a. IN. daily,
anu 6:4b p. IN. daily, and l0:35 a. N. dsily except
70. Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, SEQ H., m.
snd p m. dsIy; Express; $40 3 m l:45 p m.
M %a,ly , eS;opt 5 Sunday. additional way main for
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, sd daily, and
i2:1S ?, m. and 6:55 p. II. daily excep. sunday;
H sSnsdn: p; IN M, daily except Saturday, aud 2:4o a, m.
Trains arrive from Warrington, Pa, $50 a. NJ,
For MouadsSiIis, i2:o noon, daily czccp. Sun.
sunday. -'T " ' ~~N'p'
FOR Grafton, 3:i5 p, nj. From Grafton. OBS a.
No., daily except sunday.
FOR Cumberland, $3.50 a. m. From Cumberland,
$50 p. m, daily except Sunday.
for 81 U|a!rsvillc, $50 q. m, 2 p. NJ. and 5:l5
p. IN daily except Sunday.
fioui 81. Claiisvllle, $40 a. n. and 1:i5 and G:45
p. m. daily, except Sunday. 49,
baggaSe called for and checked ut hotels and
kct Street, auc at depot - NJ" ~
G.. &. LORD, Gen. PaEs, agent,
iLEVELAND & PITFSBURGH EAIL.-
~ RoAD.-Under schedule In eject MAY -,
iSs7. sTsliiy leave B~sidSepest, Central Standard
LIZ p. n. For Pittsburgh, 10:l7 a. m. For WelIG.
Vile, 4:12 p. m. For steupcny!lle, sac q. N, For
Martina Ferry, GAS a. IN.
Tralns arrive St Bridgeport ct I:bs q. m. 1n.sns
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Losning money s%.rengtheuo the mem
ory borrowing money ruins it.
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ARE YOU
SIS a DaY--a Gold Mine
tsiste:S OF The Visitation, !

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CURES AEL HwsaHRS,

from n common Dlotch, or Eruption. TO tic
worst Scrofula. Sait-rheuln, "fcrersorcs,"
Scaly or Rough Skin, III short, MI diseases
caused by bad blood nro conquered by this
cine. Grcnt Eating Ulcers rapidly heal undcr'
its benign influence. Especially Inns It mani
tested It's potency In curing Tettcr, Eczema,
ErySipclIs, Dolls, CarhuIales, Sore Eyes, Scruf-
ulons Sores and Swcllings, fiip-JoLnt Disease,
"Whlto Swcllings," Goltrc, or Thick Neck,
md Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents IN.
stamps for n large Treatise, with colorcd
plates. on Skin DIseaacs, or the satIo amount
S0r O Treatise oil Scrotulous Affections.
"EoR THE BLOOD IS TIE L!FG.n.
Thoroughly cleanse 1t by using Or. ricrcc's
Golden M0dicat DISCO very, md good
digestion, n FUR akin, bI0yant spirits, .Tital
strength and bodily heal.li will be established.
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CDNSUEEP'EyON.

CONSUMPTION,
which Is Scro:ula ortlo Lungs, Is arrested
and cured by this remedy, If taken in the
earlier stages OF tho disease. From Its mar
when first offering this now world famed rem
edy 10 the public, DR.. Pierce thought seriously
Of calling 1t his " CONSUMPTION CURE" but
abandoned that nam rs too restrictive for
binntlon of tonic, or strengthening Alternative,
or misunderstanding, nnti-bllious, pcctoral, and
nutritivo properties, ~ unCQuuicd, not only
as a remedy for Consumption, but for GIL
Oh rOuic Diseases of tho
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OIScInNAr1, o.. Nov. 26.-Florr firm, Wheat
firm: No; 2 red Sokc; receipts /, 1850 bushels; shin.
ments 6.S0O bushels. Corp easier; No. 2 mixed 5occ
mand mud higher: No. ., &c. Pork Grm; new ST. 50,
Lard easier at 7.05c., Bulk meats nominal and I'M.
changed bacon quic. aud unchanged. WHISKY
tctiyc and brm; sales Oil barrels. Butter la iaiIr
demand. sugar IN good demand. Eggs lrn ut
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closing dull: No. ? winter red spot Ssy.asic; M.
yemper s,xasSAc: December ~ss5+asic; Jantu ss u
s5NaSGTc: My 9lAae!}2sc Corn, western iIrceGi.
lnr, closing dull; mixed spot 53AaAI.c: Deem.
ber. new 5211Ssc hid; year 5sXc bid; January MIa
hsAc. Oats higher; western white SIaSic: Do
mixed 32Haslc Provisions firm with GOOD dc.
mand.t Coffee easieraud active; Rio cargoes ordI.
nary to fair l7AalSAc. S-'",
TOLEDO. Nov. 26.-Wheat active and e,s,er. c,,h
So1<c; December So16c: January and Msy 'sSLrn
Corn lower and steady; cash Aec; MAJ 5iSc. 0sstEs
quiet; cash 90. Glovorseed steady and Arm.
rash q o.; DECEMBER 81 ok; January 81 isT;
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| When death invades household and
removes some loved elderly member of
the family circle, the relatives and
friends of the departed one, sooner or
later, regain, to some extent, their COM
pOsure by rejecting, that it was but
what might be expected in the ordinary
course of nature, death being the COM
mon destiny of all humanity. But
when one is taken, standing as it were
on the very threshold of mature exis
tence, just budding into womanhOod.
and looking hopefully toward to many
years of happy and useful life, it scatters
all philosophy to the winds, and leaves
us nothing in the way of consolation,
ness of our Creator, impressed by the
assurance of our Saviour that what
is done we know not now, but we shall
know hereafter"
These reflections have been prompted
by the recent sad decease of the young
lady whose name stands at the head of
this tribute. In all the relations of life,
she peri ornled the full measure of her
duty AS daughter and sister she
was warm-hearted and affectionate: as a
frien. sh was true a lG syu pathetic; as a
christian anu 3eil4DeF OF the church, she
was faithful anu prompt, particularly
deli2 2hting in the services of the Sanct-
uary and Cne exercises Of the Sabbath
S ;hoOl:
Of her it may truly be said, Blessed
are the dead, who die in the Lord.
She has passed away
L Ike Il gentle breath,
And her eyes are closed with the sleep
of death,
The leaves on the trees will hutter and
fall,
And the drifting SHOWS will cover all,
But she viii peacefully, calmly rest,
Forever happy
BY n lies biest.
Jus in the spring
OF wOmanhOod,
Tender and loving, and wise and good,
An. too good for the sinful earth
Only the angels knew her worth,
So they called h-r unto them,
Decking her brow
With diadem.
She nIs passed away
But her sweet good vii.
Like fragrant oder, fingers st IL.
The tender lesson that memory brings
The memory of patience o er as hings.
We learn to follow the path she trod,
To be more like her,
Who has gone to God.
4 FRIEND.
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School.
Among the best features of the Eden
ton Law as it now stands are these: The
opportunity of education of INDECENT
children is virtually assured: every
resident citizen is offered the benefit of
that part of the public school fund ap-
portioned for his children; and the par
ents of children who attend the school
have the right of electing each year
Trustees of their own choice.
This school has already done a great
deal for the education of the young, and
appearances indicate that it's usefulness
has only fairly begun.
The Trustees state in their circular OF
July 8th 1887 that, in case the school is
not made entirely free by subscriptions
ETC., the charges for instruction will be
very moderate.
We have no hesitation in saying that
it should have general and liberal
support.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
EDENToN N. c., July %, 1887.

To the Public:-We are glad to an
nounce that Mr.. F. P. Hall, a graduate
of Davidson College, N. c., and teach
er of successful experience, will on the
1St Monday in October next, open a
School in Edenton for boys and girls.
The terms will be reasonable and will
be published later.
Mr.. Hall brings with him the very
highest endorsements, as a gentleman
and teacher. He is employed by a
number of citizens, who feel the need of
increased educational advantages in
Eden on and whose ONLY purpose is to
promote that object. No means will be
spared to make the school success.
We have been appointed to make the
lanO -.ncer1ent and to ask the pctronage
and good will OK our people for the
School.
w. D. Pruden, T. B. Bland, Jno. c..
Bond, ]. R. B. Hathaway, Edward
Wood, Committee.
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EDENTON, N. c., Tuesday, September 13,

Entered at the Post Office at Eden
ton as SecOnd-C Class Matter.
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RENO e

When first he came among us, eight
years ago, L. Levy considered himself
compelled to occupy store which, from
its retired situation, he called country.
After, when opportunity offered, he
moved to the Rosenthall store when he
thought himself in town. Now, con-
trolled by business interests, the firm
moves again, and, this time, TO the
large and spacious building formerly
occupied by Messrs. Skinner and Par
sons, Main street, which situation he
declares to be in the mindst of the CITY
and, of all places, most attractive to
purchasers.
His life experience as merchant war
rants him IN saying that to advertise
prices amounts to simple nonsense.
Call and examine goods, see for your
selves their quality and then let the
price control your purchase as he is
determaned to close out the remnant of
goods on hand in order TO make room
for New Fall and Winter Stock which
will be selected in the great city of New
York with which no market can suc-
cessfullY compete.
Thanking my customers and public
generally for past favors and asking
continuation of the same. / respectfully
subscribe myself for the firm
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IN MEMORY

OF MISS ANNIE B. wOOL-BORN NOVEMBER
8, 1870-DIED SEPTEMBER 5, 1887.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-13
LOCAL..

Iced milk at the Bay View Bar.
Nice Northern apples for sale by F. c..
Mitchell & Bro.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12
STATE NEWS

The Estey organ snd piano works ct
BrAt,leboro are booming The capacity OF
the piano factory will shortly be increased
from 800 10 25J pianos mouth
II gives one some idea NJ the great rail
roal ~ tenn 10 this c1nntry to real that
the Atel icon. Topeka 4 Santa Fe has 30. :
900 employees A Nsrmonter. as usual, is
president OF II,
Ratlana has insngnrsted a new enter
prise. Last Tuesday was observed there
az market day and /, will be a regular In
slitu,ion hereafter The farmers came 10
with produce Of all kinds TO sell, and the
merchants ~ere on hand 10 buy. A large
wood yard conveniently loca,edxss u.liiz-
Q az a market. bni better quarters will be
found soon.
A. ID Dinsmore's steam mill at Bridge
water Corners ~4s totally destroyed by
FIRE early Friday morning. together with
800. 900 fee, OF bard wood. barn. sevenl
carlo iis Of iisgered slutI. and house and
barn adjoining. The fire is believed To
have besn ineendlsry. The loss is 5000
aad insurance. $1,000. The mill Was do
Jog large business aud storing i,x pro-
due. awaiting The settlement, Of rates BY